Supreme x Ducati x Arai Corsair-X Helmet
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
Original — Ducati/Arai
Corsair-X Racing Helmet
About the original
The Arai Corsair-X is Arai's top-tier full-face race helmet, built around a hand-laid peripherally belted Complex Laminate Construction shell of Super Fiber and special synthetic fibers originally developed for Formula 1 visor panels, a multi-density EPS liner, and the VAS-V Max Vision shield system with a flatter brow line for smoother glance-off in an impact. Homologated to both DOT and Snell M2020 standards, a finished shell weighs about 3.55 pounds. Arai was founded in Tokyo in 1926 as a hatmaker by Hirotake Arai and has built motorcycle helmets by hand in Saitama, Japan since 1952. The SS24 Supreme collab is a three-way project with Ducati that retailed at $1,398 against roughly $940 for a stock Corsair-X.
About Ducati/Arai
Ducati is an Italian motorcycle manufacturer founded on July 4, 1926 by brothers Adriano, Bruno, and Marcello Ducati in Bologna, Italy, originally producing radio components before pivoting to motorcycles with the Cucciolo engine in 1946. Ducati has been owned by Audi AG through Lamborghini since 2012 and operates from Borgo Panigale, Bologna. Arai Helmet is a Japanese helmet manufacturer founded in 1937 in Omiya, Saitama by Hirotake Arai, a hatmaker who built Japan's first motorcycle helmet in the early 1950s and remains family-owned across three generations. Supreme collaborated with Ducati and Arai on a Corsair-X full-face helmet, leather gloves, and a Streetfighter V4 S motorcycle.
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